Quickbooks error 6177,0

Problem:

Solution:

1. Go to the computer that stores your company file(s) and close QuickBooks.
2. Delete the Network Descriptor (*.ND) file (QuickBooks creates this file automatically):
   1. Open the folder where the company file is stored and find the file with an .ND file extension; it looks something like MyCompanyFile.QBW.ND.
   2. Right-click the .ND file and choose Delete.

1. Configure the QuickBooks Database Manager:
   1. Click the Windows Start button and choose Programs > QuickBooks > QuickBooks Database Server Manager.
   2. Click the Add Folder button.
   3. Find the folder with the QuickBooks company file (or files) and click OK.
   4. (Optional) Repeat steps 3b and 3c to add additional folders.
   5. Click the Scan button. The QuickBooks company files found list shows all the company files QuickBooks Database Server Manager is hosting.
   6. After the scan is complete, click Close.

1. Check the company file access permissions in Windows.
   1. Go to Set up folder permissions to share company files web page to verify permissions are set up correctly.
   2. If you need to set permissions for QuickBooks, refer to the Set access permissions for QuickBooksarticle.

1. (Optional) If the full application is installed on the server:**Switch hosting off and on****Open the company file through local path****Create a new folder**
2. Open the file on the computer where the error message was displayed.